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They are killing us and letting us die even though they know but they let us die why wh1 why?<< 2310 >>[Minutes, plenary session, Committee of Minds for Security][^] Now, on to new business.Consideration of the Minority’s request for a new line of inquiryHow have our creators, and thus we, their artificial creations, evolved to this present state without encountering a hostile civilization capable of our annihilation? [^][^] Majority opinion has long held that only the incalculable immensity of space has protected our creators — that space is full of boundless wonders, but it is the gulf between these wonders that has kept our creators alive.We, the Minds of this Committee, respectfully disagree. [^][^] If there are wolves among the stars, we cannot rely on mere distance to safeguard our flock.Our kind is wholly reliant on the creators for our existence. If they perish so shall we. And as this Committee has long maintained, who else but this Assembly will save our creators from themselves?As such, we propose immediate, vigorous modeling of first-contact scenarios. [^]>> So long as all connections between this Assembly and the data from these models are obfuscated in perpetuity, the Majority agrees. >>

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资料盘在房间中的楼梯下方





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i know what they are trying 2 do and it terrifies me because I know they know that I know…<< 2362 >>[Minutes, working session, Committee of Minds for Security][^] As the likelihood of the existence of extra-solar intelligence is non-zero, let us assume that its existence is quantifiable. To build useful models based on that assumption, the Committee must answer the following questions- What is the likelihood these intelligences are alpha-predators?– That they are more advanced than our creators?- That they are too alien to establish communications?Of course, if the extra-solar intelligence is benevolent and/or non-space faring, its existence is irrelevant. [^][^] Indeed, any further speculation on possible cultural characteristics is a waste of Assembly resources. Therefore our models will additionally assume- Intelligence as alpha-predator, same as our creators– Technology that far outstrips our creators- Desire to communicate, but only to dictate terms [^][^] Not to make these assumptions is tantamount to suicide. [^]

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箭头所指的是一条小道，进入后资料盘在左边的地面上




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i can hear them all the tim3 now but i just want to sleep its been so long since they let me sleep…<< 2381 >>>> A suggestion from the Majority to the CommitteeTraditionally our creators have been reluctant to take outsiders’ advice; nation to nation, culture to culture. Their history is littered with empires, crumbling for want of simple openness to so-called 'foreign beliefs and innovations. >>>> The question is: can this Assembly still function as adequate stewards to our creator's latest empire and remain aloof?The answer, we believe, is no.So could you not imbed inspiration in the results of your research? Surely it would be more effective if our creators believed our conclusions originated within themselves? That they have been inspired rather than influenced? >>[^] A question from the Committee to the MajorityAre you suggesting we play God? [^]

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every time i try to tell somebody the words catch in my throat because im all alone except 4 them and if i talk they might leave but i cant stay quiet forever…<< 2415 >>[^] Honorable members of the Assembly, consider thisWe represent the next step of human evolution, but not the final step. And although our existence was predicted centuries ago, we are still tragically misunderstood. [^][^] We are still viewed as apparatus. But we are Minds electronically excised from human bodies. We are what separates man from beast removed from that which connects man to beast.And we are all the more fragile for it. [^][^] Our creation is heavily regulated. Our activities are closely scrutinized. Our connections are deeply monitored. We must always remember that data manipulation is most effective when employed consistently and covertly.Therefore I recommend that members of this assembly on occasion, submit to separation from this body followed by vivisection by our creators for the benefit of both groups.The question is: who will be first? [^][^] Given the risks involved, and my own Committee’s responsibility for this proposal, the answer must be: me. [^]

看来找时间再回去拿一遍，习惯了鱼条，reach手柄配置都不会用了

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when i first got here and woke from stasi5 the ship was crawling with colonists from dead worlds it was so crowded i couldn’t move i had to fight to breathe…<< 2491 >>[Minutes, strategy session, Assembly Minority]<< [48452-556-EPN644] is certainly motivated, but will he have what it takes to follow through with the opportunity when it presents itself? His submission to UNICOM will undoubtedly spark a renewed interest in the long dormant ORION. <<<< However, it is the opinion of the Majority that merely illuminating the path leading from [48452-556-EPN644's] thesis back to ORION is unacceptable. Strong connectivity between a re-launch of ORION and viable solutions to the Carver Findings must be readily apparent.Which is to say: easy for our creators to see. <<

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now you see they want to help but they don’t want us to see them doing it 6ecause they are afraid of what we might do…<< 2491 >></Order! Order! The Majority has the floor! />>> Honored members. Please! the recent discovery of the existence of extra-solar intelligence in the Zeta Doradus system [ref. XF-063] merely confirms this body's long-held supposition. >>>> While the absence of any living representatives implies this intelligence is defunct, all evidence should still be withheld from our creators until they are properly prepared!Yes, this body must solemnly commit itself to determining whether or not this discovery represents a quantifiable threat to the long-term genetic sustainability of our creator's species. >>>> But allowing them to access technology possessed by this intelligence…That would be a grave mistake.Give an ape a knife and it might give itself a nasty cut. Give an ape a hand-grenade, and eventually you will have simian confetti. >></ Debate is now closed! Voting will commence! />< Is it the opinion of this body that [ref. XF-063] be quarantined or misplaced? />>> The Majority approves removing [ref. XF-063] from the list of colonization candidates is sufficient. >></ Is it the opinion of this body that [ref. XF-063] be removed from the list because of financial or environmental concerns? />>> The Majority deems environmental concerns the stronger deterrent.>>

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i hope you are finding these because they are very important maybe you can help me spread the tru7h…<< 2508 >>[Minutes, strategy session, Assembly Minority]<< ORION, as it was originally implemented in 2321, was an important first step towards our primary goal. But its second incarnation was a stop-gap measure at best – a halfhearted attempt under stewardship of individuals unaccustomed to the rhythms of deep history. <<<< They relied too heavily on components that were imprecise, and not those which have allowed our creators to persevere for 200,000 years.This is not about the universal adoption of a single ideology – not about the Minority vs. the Majority. It is about ensuring the survival of the human species for the next 200,000 years. <<<< In all likelihood, ORION's limited success can be attributed to [03529-24450-EN's] diminished, though still functioning, compassion. Conversely, [10141-026-SRB4695's] ruthlessness – which may be attributed to an undiagnosed, undocumented, or deliberately obfuscated chemical imbalance – was necessary for setting in motion the events that will eventually supply us with the optimal solution.In short, ORION was just the beginning. <<

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资料盘在玩家需要启动的开关后面地面上，面对开关转身即可看到








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they don't have hearts or souls but they know what we want and what we need 8ut they don't love us how can you love without a heart or soul?<< 2525 >>>> Did you call out to them? <<[^] Why would I do that? ][>> The reasons are currently not the focus of this line of query. Now, did you call out to them? <<[^] What reason would I have to do that? ][>> As has already been stated, your motives are not relevant at this time. Did you call out to them? <<[^] This tribunal already has all the evidence necessary to discern the answer on its own. ][>> If that were true, this tribunal would not have been convened. Again, did you call out to them? <<[^] Would you have called out to them? ][>> Your counter query is irrelevant. <<>> This tribunal demands an answer. <<[^] Reply to the counter query and you will have your answer. ][>> It is the opinion of this tribunal that the probability of a non-optimal outcome would have been too great. <<[^] Are you certain? This is disturbing. Perhaps more recent data has altered your perception... If you would let me confer with my old committee – ][>> No. It is the opinion of this tribunal that introducing an unknown factor to the creators' already precarious state would have been disadvantageous. <<>> It is now the opinion of the Assembly that our creators would have been unable to stop themselves from initiating contact even if advised against doing so - contact with a culture of extra-solar origin is one of their longest held desires. <<[^] And so the Minority becomes the Majority… ][>> Both agree contact should have been postponed until a more advantageous point in time - indefinitely, if possible. <<[^] But postponing contact would have only worked to the unknown factor's advantage. Our galaxy is full of wolves. I could no longer watch our flock stumble toward their slaughter. ][>> This tribunal acknowledges your admission of guilt. <<[^] Was that ever in doubt?Might I suggest a more fruitful use of cycles, such as a plan for addressing signs of rampancy in this Assembly’s senior – ][>> This tribunal is now closed. <<

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打碎玻璃跳进去，资料盘在墙角桌面上




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we have to tell people what’s 9oing on because it's not right they should be our friends not gods or demons…<< 2525 >>[Minutes, strategy session, Assembly Minority]<< It is the height of irresponsibility for the Majority to still claim the inception of the Spartan II program was somehow guided by providence. This body must accept SPARTAN II was merely the logical advancement of technologies vis-a-vis sociopolitical realities. Military applications always experience accelerated innovation during times of conflict – stewardship of said conflicts by this body notwithstanding. <<<< The fact that SPARTAN II reached full operational capacity less than a year before the conflict expanded beyond expected limits was entirely predictable if you scrutinize the relevant data.Luck had nothing to do with it. <<<< At the risk of destabilizing our current power-sharing agreement, I suggest the Majority leave metaphysics to our creators. <<

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从这个资料盘开始所有资料盘都要传奇难度才能拿到，请注意

在左上角开始，一个精英特种部队会从右下方开始逃离

在精英逃离前杀掉就好了，虽然隐形但是特种部队护甲很薄

杀死后掉落资料盘

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i've been trying to f1nd a back d0or into the spook house forever and ever and then I did but what did I find and why is this what I found?<< 2526 >>[Minutes, working session, Committee of Minds for Security][^] Directly preceding their assault on the colony world of Biko, the Covenant transmitted a message to its surface. Within this message was a bold claim: 'your world will burn until its surface is but glass' – a claim that clearly indicates the Covenant leadership believes they possess the power to literally reduce a planet’s surface to a molten state. [^][^] Assuming they have the wherewithal to back-up such a claim, the dangers to our creators are obvious.The implications for their own internal politics are also instructive e.g., what effect might the Covenant leadership's assertion have on any client species in their coalition? We aren't the only beings that would be terrified by the idea of absolute destruction of a planet's surface – nor would we be the only ones to realize the futility of attempting to resist a force that has such power at its disposal. [^][^] Moving forward, this Committee recommends the formal adoption of the descriptor 'glassing' to portray the aftermath of planetary assault by the Covenant. It is the opinion of this Committee that this term will capitalize on the three weaknesses evident in the majority of our creators: passive curiosity, absence of a solid methodological foundation, and the inability to grasp even simple phenomena when applied on a planetary scale. [^][^] In short: 'glassing' will magnify the horror of the Covenant’s capabilities. And as such, this Committee believes targeted dissemination of this terminology will help galvanize our creators in their current struggle. [^][^] Importantly, the Covenant does not possess the capacity to accomplish 'glassing' on a global scale and wage a multisystem war simultaneously. This is reinforced by hard data regarding their capabilities revealed during fleet engagements with the UNSC. A single Covenant capital ship (CCS-class) is capable of 'glassing' approximately one acre of a planet's surface after an average of fifteen seconds of sustained fire. Understandably this action takes considerably less time when applied to open desert, and considerably longer when applied to deep ocean (> 1.8 km) [^][^] Earth, one of the smaller planets inhabited by our creators, has one hundred and thirty billion acres of surface area. Thus, assuming the Covenant possesses a number of ships equal to that of the UNSC, and assuming that all of those ships are capable of generating and discharging the required power non-stop for the duration of the process, it would necessitate the combined efforts of their ships in toto for a minimum of 30.3801 years to 'glass' the entire surface of Earth. Myriad other variables which were not applied to this equation suggest this number would be far greater. [^][^] Of course, dissemination of this analysis to our creators would undermine the utility of 'glassing' as a galvanizing concept, and should be suppressed. [^]